In a message dated 12/17/2008 6:58:52 PM Pacific Standard Time, snowspinner@gmail.com writes:

I do not think that the style of having our Derrida article consist primarily of lengthy quotes from Derrida would pass muster.

-Phil>>

--------------------------------------------- A good article imho is a mixture of quoted and paraphrased material. Personally I find biographies that have no quotes to be a bit dry. I really like to hear the subject speaking in their own words in my head, instead of a bunch of so-called experts talking *about* the subject and not allowing them to speak themselves.

So a good first stab at it, would be a mixture and then see where the community takes it after that.

The best defense is a good offense. Be Bold. Just do it. Just say Yes to Drugs.

That last one just slipped in there, I don't know why.

Will Johnson

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